Croatia's lawmakers have passed a new Graveyard Law aimed at removing graveyard inscriptions from the 1991-1995 war that do not align with the constitutional order. The law targets memorials glorifying the Republika Srpska Krajina and allows citizens to report problematic tombstones. If found in violation, owners have 30 days to change inscriptions or face fines. The legislation has faced criticism from ethnic Serb representatives, who argue it politicizes a communal issue.